Replacing our frantic Googling with God’s peace.

Basil Khalil’s irreverent and insightful ‘Ave Maria’ sheds light on Arab Christians.

How do we judge good acting? And why does it matter?

In the face of a candidate’s antics, ‘America’s Pastor’ speaks out.

On Cormac McCarthy, Flannery O’Connor, and what 'The Revenant' misses on purpose.

Why Americans should be upfront with our kids—and ourselves—about how power and privilege shaped our backgrounds.

Politics is not about one thing, but many things held in tension.

The new HBO documentary “Mavis!” takes a look at the woman who has lent her distinct voice to the cause of love for more than six decades.

Why the rapper’s new ‘gospel’ album, ‘The Life of Pablo,’ has Christians curious.

In both marriage and singleness, our bodies are not just for ourselves.

Charlie Kaufman's stories are curiously devoid of religion but loaded with religious concerns.

How church historian Kate Bowler's cancer diagnosis brought her face-to-face with the beauty and terror of the popular movement.

The church has an opportunity to encourage human flourishing even more.

Where are the conservative Christians rallying for working moms?

A look at commonly neglected gospel stories and films that depict them.

The blogger behind 'We Are THAT Family' shares her advice on combating entitlement.

Remembering the tenacity and ironies of Fellowship of Christian Athletes founder Don McClanen.

Adoption is a good thing, kids are cute, but let’s be real: This mess is hard.

Not only is the classic sci-fi show entertaining—it has a fascinating take on the afterlife.

Reflecting on female libido and Christian marriage.

A compelling and essential documentary about worms, terrorism, cyber warfare, and Stuxnet.

Biblical allusions abound in a farcical, good-hearted French tale.

A faithful man lives out his faith on the bench with restraint.

Could there be a deeper rationale for the first commandment?

Open letters have changed history, but our petty online rants are getting old.

Searching for truth in the information age? Try Google.

A misfire that had great potential.

This joy-filled music documentary also makes a case for friendship across traditions and borders.

But did this particular Founding Father love God?

The singer, pastor’s wife, and author opens up about God’s ‘Steadfast Love.’

The star of the upcoming Bible film talks about his new film, the nature of belief, gladiator school, and Eric Liddell.

A film about the life of Emily Dickinson evokes what it meant to see life through the poet's twin obsessions with mortality and eternity.

The latest from Jeff Nichols that is something quite different beneath the scifi surface.

Movies like 'A Walk to Remember,' 'Twilight,' and 'The Fault in Our Stars' have picked up on a key facet of the way we talk about teen romance.

Looking to the past provides direction for the current fight for justice.

Ten examples of literature and poetry that nurture and confront the soul.

For the Love, indeed.

A Christian considers the benefits of boudoir photography.

(UPDATED) Ryken: We are 'trusting as a campus for God to restore what's been lost.' Hawkins: 'Embodied solidarity continues its journey.'

Religion gives candidates an advantage in advocating for all.

The somber season leading up to Easter might feel like punishment. In fact, for people like me, it's sheer grace.

Security doesn’t have to come at the expense of compassion.

Three writers reflect on breast cancer, bodies, and resurrection hope.

In "The Revenant," "The Grey," and "Ikiru," we reflect on mortality and repentance.

It’s easy to despair over candidates, but we have good reason to celebrate this time in our country’s life.

My struggle to understand the complicated relationship between trust, truth, and transparency.

"The Club," a disturbing film about guilt and damnation, raises questions about art that resists creating empathy.

Why David Dark thinks it’s a mistake to reject the R-word.

Online matches put the pressure on us, while setups offer a sense of community support.

It's not a satire. It's not a comedy. It's not anything, really.

A list to help you grow intellectually and spiritually.

Sally Lloyd-Jones wrote a kids Bible so popular that they’re releasing an adult version.

Can Christians transcend the nihilism of our politics?

"You keep using that word. I don't think it means what you think it means."

Balancing love, desire, and the demands of midlife.

"Hail, Caesar!" is both a romp through Hollywood's Golden Age and an unlikely Passion Play.

For those determined to speak out according to our deeply held beliefs, the price tag is becoming increasingly steep.

Pre-Roe v. Wade, the pro-life movement vehemently denounced the idea that the end justifies the means.

Barbie teaches my girls to play. I’ll let other examples teach them about being a woman.

My journey from cheerleader to critic and back again

We’ve been waiting 15 years, and there’s no “happy ending” in sight.

Historic trends bring context to Trump’s confounding popularity.

Praise or mockery: The problem with our reactions to “super-moms.”